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Islam: Marriage and the Family

How the ummah supports Muslim families

  • 3 things to know
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Overview

Surah 3:103 to 105 on the community, mosque worship, rites of passage at a child's birth, mosque support for parents and the young, help in difficulty, and differing views on the mosque's role.

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Key term

What is the ummah?

Key term

What does Surah 3:103 teach about the Muslim community?

Key term

What does Surah 3:104–105 teach?

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  1. 1

    What is the ummah?

    Model answer

    The ummah is the worldwide community of Muslims, united by faith in Allah. Muslims see the ummah as one family.

  2. 2

    What does Surah 3:103 teach about the Muslim community?

    Model answer

    Surah 3:103 commands Muslims to hold firmly to the rope of Allah together and not be divided. Allah turned former enemies into brothers.

  3. 3

    What does Surah 3:104–105 teach?

    Model answer

    Surah 3:104 calls for a group of Muslims who invite to good, enjoin right and forbid wrong. Surah 3:105 warns against splitting into rival factions.

  4. 4

    How does worship at the mosque support families?

    Model answer

    Families pray together at the mosque, especially at Jummah and the Id festivals. Shared worship builds friendships and a sense of belonging.

  5. 5

    Which rites of passage mark a Muslim child's birth?

    Model answer

    The adhan is whispered in the newborn's ear. On the seventh day, the aqiqah ceremony includes naming, shaving the head and giving charity.

  6. 6

    How do rites of passage strengthen families and the ummah?

    Model answer

    Births, weddings and funerals bring the community together to celebrate or mourn. The mosque helps families organise each ceremony.

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